2 The Old Library, Green Batt, Alnwick

THIS IS THE FIRST HOME AVAILABLE ON THIS EXCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF 4 BEAUTIFULLY CONVERTED AND CONTRUCTED HOMES ON THE SITE OF THE OLD LIBRARY IN THE HEART OF ALNWICK TOWN.

This two bedroom, two storey conversion, one of three conversions within the main building, will have an allocated parking area and individual garden space within an enclosed private courtyard. Perfectly positioned on Green Batt with the beautiful back drop of St Pauls Church to the rear, these properties are just a short walk from the heart of the Alnwick Town, making them ideal to purchase as either main home, second home or holiday investment.

The accommodation comprises of; Entrance Hall | Inner Hallway | Kitchen | Lounge with feature mullion windows | Ground Floor Bedroom | Ensuite | Upstairs Bedroom with feature mullion windows | Children's/Study Area | Shower Room | Total Sq. Ft - Approx. 1,270 sq. ft.

The original building was constructed in 1810 by the 2nd Duke of Northumberland and was originally known as the Jubilee School, commemorating the golden Jubilee of King George III. It later became known as the Duke's School and extended between 1887 and 1898. The school closed in 1921, and the building subsequently became the towns library.

This beautiful building is constructed in Ashlar Stone with a slate pitched roof and has been sympathetically converted, retaining much of its original features, including the mullioned windows and prominent belfry with exposed beams to vaulted ceilings, whilst embracing all the needs of modern living. Including gas central heating to radiators, modern fitted kitchens with integrated appliances, oak internal doors and contemporary sanitary ware to bathrooms and ensuites.

Alnwick Town enjoys a superb mix of local facilities, entwinning this fairytale medieval town for visitors, with services and amenities required for modern living. So whether you see yourself dining in the twinkling treetops of the world's largest treehouse, relaxing in the enchanting gardens, or flying a broomstick over Alnwick Castle, there is something for everybody. The previous Victorian railway station provides Barter books, one of the biggest antiquarian book shops in the UK, with the cosy café and open fires a perfect literary world. Alnwick town is full of history which can be enjoyed through its many museums and galleries, whilst being an easy commute via the main A1 connecting to the town, both north and south. Regular bus services run to surrounding parts of the region and the main East Coast rail station is at Alnmouth, approx. 3.7 miles to the East.

A perfect place to explore all of the unspoilt beauty of the surrounding countryside, sandy beaches of our heritage coastline, as well as numerous castles and stately homes. Alnwick Town has numerous local services including Doctors, local Hospital, Dentists and shopping facilities ranging from supermarkets to bespoke boutiques. Leisure facilities include Alnwick Castle Golf Course, Alnwick Town Football Club, Rugby Club & Cricket Club, Squash, Tennis & Bowling Club and the Willowburn Leisure Centre with 25 metre swimming pool, gym and fitness centre. Entertainment is at the heart of this market town, with the Playhouse providing the stage and screen, and many cafes, restaurants and public houses to choose from.

Alnmouth Railway Station (approx. 3.7 miles away) is on the East Coast Main line. North to Edinburgh and South to Newcastle upon-Tyne & further south to London Kings Cross. Northumberland's Heritage Coastline; Alnmouth - 4.8 miles | Craster - 6.8 miles | Bamburgh - 17.2 miles Newcastle Upon Tyne - 34.3 miles | Berwick Upon Tweed - 29.7 miles